Proximity Warning System Interfaces for Mining Vehicles: Can the Minerals Industry Learn from the Automotive Domain?
Abstract
In the global mining industry, proximity warning systems are being increasingly deployed in mobile equipment such as haul trucks, partly due to the risk of collisions. This research first reviewed best practice interface... [ view full abstract ]
In the global mining industry, proximity warning systems are being increasingly deployed in mobile equipment such as haul trucks, partly due to the risk of collisions. This research first reviewed best practice interface design for new technologies in the automotive domain: for example, the European Statement of Principles on Human Machine Interfaces. Thereafter it reviewed the different types of proximity warning interfaces available in mining. Analysis then compared the identified best practice in automotive with current proximity warning interfaces in mining. Gaps found are discussed, and recommendations to improve the interface design of proximity systems in mining are proposed.
Authors
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Tim Horberry
(Monash University Accident Research Centre)
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Kristie Young
(Monash University Accident Research Centre)
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Robin Burgess-Limerick
(University of Queensland)
Topic Areas
Automation , Automotive , Any other area of Ergonomics and Human Factors
Session
SA » Safety (11:30 - Tuesday, 19th April)